Training for your Apple Devices​

In this lesson for Messages on the iPad, I look at how you can save a photo or video you’ve received in a message to your Photos library. I also look at how to send a photo or video in a message from your Photos app. See how this all works in my video on working with photos and videos in the Messages app on the iPad.

In this lesson for Messages on the iPad, I look at how you find and manage iMessage apps in the Messages app. With iMessage apps, you can attach photos and videos, search for images to attach to a message, attach stickers to a message in a conversation, and even download third party apps from the iMessage App Store. In this lesson, I show you how this works including how to show and hide iMessage apps, favorite apps, organize apps in the iMessage app tray, and download more iMessage apps from the App Store. See how this all works in my video on iMessage apps in the Messages app on the iPad.

In this lesson for Messages on the iPad, I look at how you animate a message. When you animate a message, you can send the message with an effect. Effects include bubbles and screen effects. You can send a message with an echo or loud effect as an example, our send it with balloons or confetti. I show you how this all works in this video on animating a message with the Messages app on the iPad.

In this tip for the Mac, I show you how you can set with browser your Mac uses by default. You do this through the General Preference Pane in the Mac’s System Preferences. Once you download a new browser, you can easily set your Mac to use that browser by default, or if you set a browser to use by default and you would like to set Safari back as your default browser, through this General Preference Pane. See how to se the Mac’s default browser in this tip for the Mac.